Agfa OPTIMA III - German-made Compact Film Camera

★★★ Please be sure to check the profile and description.

★ Please purchase understanding that there may be some minor scuffs and scratches. The color of the product photos may also vary slightly. ★★ Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive, or if you plan to make complaints or returns after purchase.

If you are able to purchase immediately, please comment with your desired price. Questions about the product are also welcome.

★★ Selling Points
Purchased at a major camera store in Germany.

Compact (approx. 13cm width)
Comes with original leather case (the bottom inside is slightly peeled, but it can be used without issue.)

Excellent technology as an optical equipment manufacturer, high performance and high image quality.
★ A representative model among mechanical film cameras that operate without batteries and where all mechanisms are made of springs and winding.

Reliable German-made

[What is included with your purchase]
Camera body

Lens

Original leather case

[Operation Check]
Capable of taking photos.
● Lens
Clean.
No mold, scratches, or fogging.

● Viewfinder
Clean.

● Shutter Speed
Automatic
B (Bulb) shooting possible.

[Will be shipped with careful packaging]

● Why are film cameras popular now?

Recent digital cameras with over 40 million pixels cost about 700,000 yen.

However, medium format film (120 film) cameras, which are no longer produced, also have an actual resolution of about 40 million pixels, and with film and old lenses that have superior image quality, it is possible to take photos with a unique taste and atmosphere.
35mm film also has an actual resolution of about 15 million pixels, and because of the high pixel count, A4 size prints are also possible. Film development and CD data conversion cost around 800 yen.
Source: https://www.teikichi.com/shop/film-vs-digital-monochrome-photo-blogpost/

https://www.kitamura-print.com/column/special/film/utsurundesu/#tokupripack

Classic cameras are
cameras manufactured several decades ago.

Please wind the film slowly. Fast winding or rough handling can cause malfunctions.

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